Sentence examples for really seeing as from inspiring English sources

It's hardly surprising, really, seeing as they can make the wearer look taller and thinner; a pair of four-inch heels can be as effective as hours in the gym.

It's not surprising, really, seeing as though Apple sued Tiger leakers during that operating system's beta period.

"What we are really seeing as a company as we look 10, 20, 30 years down the road - if conditions continue as they are - is a potentially significant risk to our supply chain, which is the Arabica coffee bean," said Starbucks Sustainability Director Jim Hanna in a phone interview with the Guardian.

But in Iran, Kurds were never really seen as outsiders.

The overcoat wasn't really seen as worthy of it before.

"You were really seen as someone who was quite eccentric and peculiar".

"I don't think it's really seen as a defense force," he said of the Guard.

Elsheikh, who grew up in Uganda, Sudan, and Sweden, said, "Ghana is really seen as the gateway to Africa.

"If America and India are really seen as allies, as great partners in progress, you will see trade multiply," he said.

"Storage is really seen as a gamechanger in terms of looking at putting ever greater low-carbon base sources on the grid".

And the talks are taking place with a government that Mr. Mancuso and other paramilitary leaders do not really see as an adversary.